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In the 17th century, the Netherlands was a refuge for people who were persecuted for their faith or opinions. But what remains of this?

In Rotterdam duiken steeds meer camera’s op: ze hangen aan gevels, zitten in deurbellen en torenen boven straten en pleinen uit. Maar hoeveel zijn het er eigenl

Last year in Rotterdam, around 9,000 reports were received about people whose behaviour was incomprehensible or confused. But what lies behind that behaviour?

Doctors, engineers, designers, economists, and behavioural scientists are exploring how technology can enable part of healthcare to be delivered at home.

Imagine you have enough money to retire at a young age. No more work and no more obligations. This is the principle behind FIRE. But there are also downsides.

Historian Ben Wubs explains how the fashion industry came to be so big and why, despite concerns about pollution, we continue to buy in huge quantities.

Big Dutch pop artists such as Guus Meeuwis, Suzan & Freek and Roxy Dekker make a comfortable living. But for most musicians, this is not the case.

Using technology, EUR, Erasmus MC, TU Delft and Rijndam are working to develop programmes, cost-effective solutions for home-based rehabilitation and monitoring

At the FIFA World Cup, 27 of the 48 participating nations have a foreign head coach. That is quite remarkable.

You hear all kinds of claims about food online. But what should we believe? In the 3rd episode of 'Oh Ja Joh?!', nutritional scientist Coen Dros gives advice.